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NEW AeENTs.-Miss S. F. Young,
Cameron j. Z. Smith, Fayetteville ;
B. B. Hill, Wilmington; R. E.
Gricr, Matthews; I. I. Walker, Sails
bury: c. IT. Henderson, Washing
ton, D. c. +
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Gone North.
Aug -flH.

Our energetic and very successful
young merchant, Mr.. W. p. Evans,
left on Monday nights train, en- route
for New York, where he will purchase
a large, frst-class and well assorted
stock of fall goods, for his new store.
May SUCCESS attend the efforts of our
popular young merchant
OCCASIONAL.
I.aurinburg. n c.. Aug. 23d. 81.
The trial Of Allie aud Y. r. Young
at Morehcad, KY. charged with IA
conspiracy to kill Howard NJ. Logan.
resulted in q verdict of not guilty.
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CHARLOTTE MESSENGER.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1887.
OUR CHURCHES.

St. Michael's (P. E. Church, Mint st.
Services al 10 a. M. and p. m. Sunday
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tor.
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Services at II n. M, 3 p. m. and 8 p. m.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23

[ am fast coming to the conclusion
that it is doing the little and appar-
emily unimportant things about the
farm that adds largely to.the profit at,
the end of year. Never before have
I given so much attention to them as
now, and the results of the6beginning
made last year told upon the credit
side Of the books, and is helping even
more this year! A few hours more
spent in the preparation Of the land
may make a great difference at har-
vest time even if it is not apparent long
before. A little extra work may some
times make the difference between
profit and loss, the workamore than
paying for itself in the increase. The
best part tat harvest) of my corn field
last a was a portion that received
an extra hoeing after the corn got
waist high. Ordinarily we would have
said it would not pay, but the corn
was noticeably better, partly at least,
owing to the last extra hoeing. This
simply as an illustration, and not that
I would advocate much hoe work in
corn s a rule.
On a large farm, where several
hands are employed, | find it pays to
keep one or two busy at the little odds
and ends, repairs ETC., which are apt to
be neglected when the work is driving.
Make repairs as soon as needed.-W.
C. Bishop, Kinds county, Miss. Farm
and Home.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23
,cABARRUs COUNTY FARMERS
81 INSTITUTE; Nc

Farmers, institutes have been re-
Gently held, for the first time in the
historyof the Mate, at Ashboro, High
Point, Raleigh Ando Greensboro. AT
once they were Recognized as an eff
cient means for the, education of the
farmer, and the upBQilding of agricul-
ture. Besides theiA value in these
respects, they afford opportunities Of
elevating social intercourse and enter
tainment for the farmers and their
families, so lacking in the isolated lives
they necessarily lead. In those already
held the interest grew as they con-
tinued. I attended the n held at
High Point, and was so impressed with
their usefulness, and value to our ag-
.ricultural interests, that / made
arrangements, with d.. D R-Parker,
of Trinity Randolph-county, who has
the honor of their introduction into
the State, and who has SO successfully
conducted those already held, to hold
one IN this place on the 18th, 18th
and 18th of August next.
DIR. Parker will arrange the pro-
gramme and secure the essayists and
speakers, all of which will be duly an
nonnced through the public press.
The subjects to be treated viii en-
brace everything pertaining to the
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23
NOTES r FORSYTH.
Salem Aeademy-Brilliant Commences
ment--Wilkes CountyR r. r. Sub
; scription-Wheat Harvest. }a' t.
present year

WINSTON, N. G., June 20, 49,. +.
The SD scholastic year of Salem
Female Academy closed last Wednes-
day night withthe most brilliant COM
mencement in the historyof this justly
celebrated Institution. The exercises
began Monday evening with a delight
full musical programme followed by an
eloquent baccalaurate sermon by Rev.
John%E. Edwards, D.. D., from Dan
vile, a Methodist divine of distin-
guished reputation in the Old Domin-
ion. Tuesday and Wednesday, as
we'll, the programmes, musical and in
tellectual, were of very high order, re-
fecting great credit not only on the
students who participated, but upon
the institution to which they were in
debted for the excellence attained.
The leading feature of Wednesdays
exercises was the noble address of
Hon. R. A. Ayers, Attorney-General
of Virginia, on the Women of the
South, who had done so much in the
past and is doing so much now in the
development of the South morally, in
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23

farm and farm life, and the best prac-
teal talent in the State on the various
topics will be secured. There will be
no long winded addresses.
The young ladies and gentlemen of
Concord are organizing a chorus to
enliven the occasion with excellent
music.
Special railroad rates have been
secured. The hotels of the place will
reduce their rates for board for the
time to n dollar per day, and we are
certain that the well-known reputation
the citizens of Concord and vicinity
enjoy for hospitality will be more than
maintained. The latch-string will
hang outside of every door.
Everybody invited to attend, as the
institute will be given without
money and without price"
Respectfully,
c.. MCDONALD.
n 1noE 49,.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23
DELEGATES TO THE INTER-
STATE CONVENTION AT AT
LANTA, GA, AUG. Is.
OFFICIAL.

@ lOHc OAAL 1871
The following gentlemen have been
appointed and commissioned by His
Excellency Governor Scales, as dele
gates to represent their respective
counties in the Inter- States Conven-
ton to be held in the city Of Atlanta
on the 10th of August
Mecklenburg county-Capt. S. B.
Alexander, Charlotte, N. G.
Cabarrus county,. G. Barnhardt,
Pioneer Mills, N. c..
Lincoln county,. G. Morrison.
Catawba county-A. A. Shuford,
Hickory, N. G.
Iredell county-Geo. F. Shepherd,
Elmwood, N. G.. II"
Guilford county-Jos. Morehead,
Greensboro, N. G.
Rockingham county-James w.
Bethel, Leaksville, n. G
Pasquotank county-Mott Baxter,
Elizabeth City, NC. ="
Buncombe county-J.W. Vandiver,
Weaverville, N. G. i -.
Caldwell county-S. L. Patterson.
Yadkin Valley, N. G.
Carteret county,. T. Eaton, Beau
fort, N. c.. 9
Cherokee county-Wm. Beall,
Murphy. ~
Clay county-W. H. Mcclure,
.Hayesville.
Craven county-Enoch Wadsworth,
Newbern.
Cumberland county-Jonathan
Evans, Fayetteville.
Davidson county-John Bird,
Thomasville.
Duplin county-A. NJ. Faison,
Warsaw, N. G.
Edgecombe county-Eias Carr,
Old Sparta, N. G.
Franklin county-Arthur AIRING
ton, Louisburg, N. G.
Arson county-William B. Little,
Deep Creek, N. G.
Union county-W. A. Austin,
Monroe, N. 9.
Richmond county-Capt. W. l..
Everett, Rockingham, N. c..
/, Davie county,. D. Hodges,
Jerusalem, n. @.
Randolph county-Dr. D. Reid
Parker, Trinity College, N. G.
Rowan county-S. NJ. Harrison,
Salisbury.
Durham county-B. Cameron, Stag
vile.
Orange county-A. McIver, Oaks.
Vance county--Col. w. H.. S. Burg
wyn, Henderson.
Alamance county-C. w. Kerr,
Haw River.
Wake county-W. G. Upchurch,
Raleigh.
Johnston county,. c.. Ellington,
Wilson's Mills.
Granville county-B. F. Hester,
Oxford.
Harnett county-D. Men. Mckay,
Averasboro.
Ashe county--T. G. Worth, North
Fork:
Beaufort county-W. A. B. Branch,
Washington.
BERTHE county-W. R. Capehart,
Avoca.
We r requested to ask each dele
gate to signify to the Governor his
acceptance at once, or to notify him if
he cannot accept that another may be
appointed as it is very desirable that
each county in the State be repre-
sented in the convention.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23

tellectually ana materially. 1t was a
noble tribute well and handsomely
made.
At the close Of his address he pre-
sented diplomas to twenty-seven
graduates in the academic course, 1.-THE
largest number graduated in any one
year) eleven in the commercial course
(which embraces bookkeeping, pho
biography, type-writing and biography
and six in music, forty:four in all, a
pretty fair years work you will say.
The commercial department is an
especially valuable one, introduced in
the school about a year and a half ago,
and in which the young lady receives
4 business training, Qualifying her to
become self supporting at once should
circumstances require it. In addition
10, this the photographic. type-writing
knd telegraphic features are desirable
and valuable accomplishments whether
hey be called into requisition as
means of support or not. The CON-
mercial department is one which
should be introduced and fostered in
all our female, academies.
The concert that followed in the
evening was a superb affair, conclud-
ing with Memberships famous "Hymn
of Praise" rendered by ninety finely
trained voices under direction of Prof.
Markgroff, and is said to have been
the greatest performance Of the kind
ever taken and accomplished in these
parts.
There were in all two hundred and
thirty two scholars in attendance this
year, and we understand that it is the
intention of the managers of the insti-
tuition to increased the capacity of
the buildings to meet the growing de-
mands.
Two features characterize this insti-
tuition, the two which have given it
the prestige it enjoys, one that it aims
at, the practical, and believes in the
useful, even in educating those in the
merely ornamental and the religious,
but not sectarian tone that pervades
it's entire work. While it trains and
cultivates the intellect, it exercises a
motherly guarding r. over the minds
and habits of those entrusted to it's
charge, never losing sight of that; al
ways gentle, but always firm in dlsci-
pline. Hence its growing popularity
as it nears the centenary of it's found
alton.
Those of our citizens who are look
ing for great results to Winston and
Salem in the extension Of the railroad
to Wilkesboro are greatly encouraged
by the result Of the election in that
bounty last Thursday, on the $780, 900
county appropriation, which was car
Fied by a majority of about eleven
The election was in doubt,
and consequently the friends of the
enterprise feel very jubilant in finding
themselves so substantially endorsed.
Some of them who ought to be able
tQ speak advisedly, express the opin-
iop that the extension is nc longer a
matter of speculation, but that work
Will begin within thirty or sixty days,
at furthest, and will be pushed with
vigor.
Our farmers were busy as bees last
week cutting wheat, much of the crop
having been cut and safely laid away.
The weather though warm was good
for work, the crop of fair yield and
firm quality, many fields being esti-
mated at from twenty to thirty bush
els to the acre, and some considerably
more. So far, heaven smiles on the
toilers in the field. OCCASIONAL.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23

The association of agricultural chem
lists will hold their fourth annual con-
vention in Washington on the 10th of
August next, at the call of the Com
missioner of Agriculture.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-23
Concord, June l6, 1887.
-

The odor of well made hay is like
the SAVIOR of freshly roasted beef
Bleached hay is like beef after its
savor.has been extracted by soup-aat,
t~asteless, innutritious.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
WebraSfa.

- Ga9 Nebrasta werben ssssnpdrtis
Gauisnbe pom &tnbern aus Soma seianbt,
inbem bic i9refli9e 0irre lire @etoes
pldse u6ais p%erbrannt bat.
- Sn Der Ndbe uon &%sneiaw
abams County, erIebte bic 5amiIie &napp
tiirsli9 Elm auffaQenbes greisniB. 9tes
ieIbs bate ii6 ndmli9 gum gIbenbeIen ntes
bersei ett, als pIOeli9 elm befttser Sturm
beransesosen fam. Dieiem austupeiden,
besab iid bic eri9rette Samilie nod etnem
anbsren, feiter sebauten 3immer. Ser
Sturm traf bic &ii9e, In Der bas @hsn
aufsetrasen mar, unb rib bieiel6e 70 SUP
melt fort, obne baB AUDI nur elm Gsaer
beidaoist wurbe.
- Sn gbabron iinb 3uei gridens
arbeiter In ber S%runtenbeit gu i3werem
S9aben setommen. sic tameu in bas
Saus zines sewihen 8oos unb frusen, Oh
bieier su Sauie iei, unb als 5rau Sooe
biss uernetnte, p~erlansten fte 3ulaB, bamit
fe fi1 ausruben f0nnten. &ls Srau 8oot
ibnen biss ibres 3uitanbes baIber abi4Ius,
traten iie bic Ebir Elm, Srau Sooe aber
erarifi einen &epolpsr pom &oliber A unb
f6os, unb bic Gussl bur9bobrte beiben
Wdnnern bic Wei1e. Betbe ftnb auf ben
Sob perlstt. Srau 8oot wirb nidt CUR
9~erantpOrtuns Se3oSen perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13

gent seitiesen finb. @insema4tes OBJ
pirb uorausF9tli3 nd6ffen Dinter uolle
so 9ro3ent tbeurer iein ais I'M uorisen.
- Sn ber Sdweisers@ olonie Slab
a NIB tn SIbsSuinois fanb tir3lid cine
Seueruebr:8 arabe unb Elm 0ettrennen Der
&Di9mann iaaften NIT ibren S9Iaudpas
gen itatt. IS waren iieben gompasnten,
bic an benz &eunen EbeiI nabmen: udms
lid uon 9isbIanb, @ffinsbam, @bparbss
uiue, @orben, goutnspiae, 2tt5fielb -
ale uou Sutnois - unb bic non ct. Char;
les In MifIouri. Cine Strefe pom 1000
SUP uar su~riid3ulesen. aae Gompasnten
liefen iebr gut. Sie goItnsptuer @oms
pusnte erbielt ben eritsn greis suertannt
$50 Dollars in @OIb), bic pom 2it9fisIb
erbielt ben speiten 8reis $50 9ouars) unb
in ben britten 8reis tbeilten ii9 bic Soms
pa9nien BON @orbsn unb ct. CHARLES.
Die @finsbamer gompasnie mar omar
beiler 9eIaufen, ais aQe iibrisen, alein bic
YretSrt9ter batten nidt senaue &enntniB
BON ber 3eit, In Der bic gompasnis ii3 in
Sspssuns seistt bate.
Ser befannte g6icasoer 9lr6ttett
8opin9ton 5efano f3 Dor eintsen Tasen
IN . prtnsfteIb i'm &uftrage Der Wos
nument IHOciation, UNI bas 2incolu Dent
mai gu beii6ttsen uub ibsr bic an bemiels
ben uotbpenbtgen &eparaturen benz @omite
Gori3!GSe gu MAIDEN. 8etanntli9 bat
bic leete Staatsseietsebung gu bieiem
3wete $4,000 bepiuist. 9as gaupert
bsfinbet ii9 nod Der Inii6t bss Germ
Sopinston in einem betIasenswertben j3us
itanbe. Der @rantt aus Watne, aus
wel3em bic Wauern aufsefibrt iinb, ssrs
brOtelt an ptelen SteIen unter ben Gin
fliiien BON @tnb unb @etter, unb bas
san5e Saupert, iast ber 9lrditett, 1T eits
les 9fui6wsrf, 10 iiberaus manseIbaft unb
i6Ie9t aufsefibrt, baB man fi3 nt6t su
wunbern brau9t, penn es zines iGSnen
Cages iiber benz &opfe bes @d9ters aus
iammenitirSt unb bisien unter ben Grims
mern besrabt. IS wirb mad Der gnii9t
8opinston's notbwenbts istn, bic Steins
platter, peI9e bic WemotialbaIe bebeden,
;u entfernen unb bort Elm Dad aus &upfsrs
ble4 a%n3ubrinsen. Gin GROCER Sbsil bss
Stetn: &arnieBss muB e~ntfernt unb bur6
etnen neuen erieet perben unb auBeroem
muB eine neue SteinsB 9 uuitrabe berses
iteIt werben. Die CUR 9erfisuns itebens
ben $4,000 birften faum bisr3u auss
rei3eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
Wontana.

- Die gisbusrluite, bic bsr Isste @ins
ter in Montana peruriu9t bat, lahen ii3
erit iest poutommen iberiebeu unb erueiien
it9 aIs auBerorbentIi6 srOB. Sn ben
Counties Gutter, gboutsau unb anbsren
i'm Horben bes Gerritoriums betrus Der
8erIuit i'm Our9i9nitt SO Pro5ent. Sci
ben metiten 9serben in ben GbaIern Der
6lihen Subitb uno Muielibea war Der
Serluit iiber so B%rosent, am geaowtone
iosar Is Brojeut. Sir utele 8iebbefissr
1T Der S9aben nm 10 empfiubli9er, ais er
9eerben uon uerbeierter Gahe betroffen.
0aB man auf ben Weibe fd@en uerbdltniBs
mdbis peuise &eite pom sefauenen Ebteren
ftnbet, ribrt gum Ebeil baber, neil bte
Ebtere muffenbaft bur9 @rtrinten umtas
men, wenn ifs auf benz @iie Der 5life mad
Wahsrl61ern iu9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13

Der &Idser 8ei9werbe, baB bic Gnaetlass
ten In unseb6rissr @siie ibm bas 8aiier
fur ieinen Miblenbetrieb auridsebaItsn
baben. Setne MibIe liegt ndmIi1 bret
Weilen unterbalb ber Mible Der 8ertlass
ten, on bemieIben Stront, 9lat Garth
Greet. SIM &reisseri5t erbieIt Der &Ids
ger Elm @rtenntniB auseiproden, bic Gers
flasten appeIirten basesen an bas Stuats:
oberseri9t unb bieies.tteB bic Gntideiouns
bes Rreisseridts UNI unb erfldrte, baB Der
&ldser nttt gu elmer gntI9dbtsuns bere9s
ttst iet uub baB bic 9ei9worensn, islbit
bic unseb6rise 8enusuns bes Stromes aus
sebenS, wie Der 8ld9er fe bsanipru9t,
nu9 BEN ibnen porselesten 8epeiien anbers
bdtten entideiben miifen, unb baB bas
grtenntniB gu Gunften Der Sertlasten
bGtte ausfallen ioueu. Oas @rtenutniB
bss &reisseri6ts lit besbalb umsefoBen
unb Der 6au pOr bas @ert5t Suriituerwtes
len poroen.
- Sn MtIwaufee bat ii9 elm Solas
pitt: Serein sebiIbet. Man Mill bort aud
bic @eltipra9e leruen.
- Nube % eft gort, CRAWFORD Co.,
fanb elm sepifer Santsp birter elmer 9ste
einen eisentbimIi6en &Giten NIT 9atro:
men. Sonfep ueriuGte, cine Der 8atronen
permitteIit elmer Stetnabel su ssrlesen, ais
ii9 plOsIi9 cine grploiou e%reignete, peI9s
ibm bic sanss Snno uesriB. 10 buB ibm
8lut unb Sleii9feeen ms @eft9t flosen.
Wan sIaubt, baB Der Nann ben erItttensn
Serlesunseu erliesen wirb. Santep bate
es wabri9einIi9 nit 0pnumitsP atronen
su tbun.
IS. 6. Gate BON Appleton pers
tlaste bic Chicago 81 Nortbpsiteru 8ubn
auf S9abenerias pom $l0,O 900 fir feline
pom ber @ompagnte vermorbete Srau0.
Ote gompasnie aber Denies, baB 9ate NIT
Der betreffsnben Srau gar ntdt perbstratbet
mar, basesen uber bret Iebenbe Srauen bat.
Sein anwalt lteB bic &Iase fallen unb Safe
wirb uerbaftet werben. 9dtte aud better
sei9piesen!
- gs lit sueifelos conitatirt, baB am
8Iaf &iper @rbsas porbanben lit
Sa9ueritdnbise baben es unteriu9t unb
sefunbsn, buB es NIT id6ner, lebbafter
Slamme brennt. Sor spansis Subren iOa
bier idon @rfsas entosdt worbeu fem,
bod bat maj bamaIs Der Sa9e feline weis
tere Ssa9tuns ssi6sntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13

nidt unsinftise mar. Su Gate Senrp
unb Gate George ptrb bic btesi6brtse
@rnte iener ber uoriabrisen beinabe sIei3s
tommen.
- gluf benz 8oben zines bereits SO SUB
tiefen grunnsnIo9s auf 9rtbur Hortbon's
l6 Weilen iibli9 pom 8 a 3 a a NJ aes
lesenen Sarn1, periu9te Der Qrbetter 81.
SuIiser peiter gu bobrsn. YI5sIi9 brans
9as NIT md9tisem @erdui9 aus benz
God empor. 9uuiser rtef um Silfe, absr
mar bsreits obnmddtis, ais Der elmer btns
unter selafsn purbe. gbrtit. gihon, ber
Bd9ter Der Sarm, lieB ii9 In bas God
btnunter, um Suliser su retten, aber aud
er warb pon benz Stitsas iibermannt, unb
beibe Wdnner purben tobt aus ber @rube
se5osen.
- Ser Boom" pom ct. gIoub,
beIen pdbrenb Der letteu @o9en peri9ies
bsntli3 g%rpdbnuus setban rpurbe, bat cine
iolibe @runbIase. Die 2octruns Der sros
ZEN Werftatten unb Stof garbS far bas
9anse Spitem Der Wanitoba 9abn on ie>
mem 8lase 1T istt cine feittsbsnbe Gbats
fade, benn bic Babn bat bereits bic betrefs
fenben @rlnbifife ar9etanft. SteieIben
umfafen iber 800 Icres unb liesen ami:
idsu Der 8erei1isuns Der ct. @louo &
Wiuu.ar 3pei9babn unb Der Sauptltnie,
weitli9 Der Stabt. Die Gage lit cine pors
sisli4e, bod, truden unb nit sutem 8ais
fer perieben. Die SnSenteure ber 9abn
werben iofort nit ber Irbeit beginner.
Die 8ertfdtten birftsn auf bisier Seite
bes Saut Riper errt9tet werben, Ewdbrenb
bic Sarm bes eugene Wc@artbp, l4O
Ncres, gu Stot gurbss3psten benust
perben iou. Serner ioq cine @teBeret
erri5tet werben, benin bic gabn beabf9s
tist, fur bic Solse ibre &dber ielbit sieBen
gu Iafien. lleber 500 8erionen ioaen tn
benz @tabIiiement anseiteIt merben.
- SIN ct. 8auI berri6t sroBe Iufs
resuns in 8etreif ber Guffinbuns Don gtas
tursas in ber Ndbe ber Stabt.
- slutbentii9e 9sri5te melbsn iiber
sroBartise Observation-Disclosures, btns
ter benen bic Winneiota & Nortbpeitern
giienbabnseieuidaft itebt. Gs 1T pobls
%betannt, bas bic @eieai6aft cine neue
9tnie pon 81. 8aul mad OuIutb
uermefen ldBt, unb baB bereits i'm nd6iten
Sabre nit benz 9au elmer bo~ppelsleifsen
Babn besonuen werben wirb. an bieier
Strsfs ptrb mad 8eri4ten cine anbere
Soritabt BON ct. Saul gang mad benz
9orbilbe BON Duluth sebaut werben. 0ie
Gage bes Srtes unb bic anberen Details
iebo5 tann man nod nidt in gtfabruns
brinseu, ba bic @eieui6aft bieieIben ni&t
psr6ffentIi6eu min, neil ie bas Qan6 in
ber llmsesenb ieIblt gu eruerben sebentt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-13
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gu uerieben unb ii3 bic 5ebern pom Staube
gu reinisen.